This isn’t about the 72 young boys waiting for a Religion of Peace suicide bomber. Instead, we’re enjoying a little diversion that tests a popular maxim, the investing Rule-of-72. Why the frivolous detour? The Railer’s head is about to explode with all the recent insanity. Douchebag Attorney General Garland, the vengeful weasel who says that […]
Senate Democrats, upset with the recently leaked draft Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, took matters into their own hands, and passed landmark legislation mandating abortion for women in underserved communities. Standing side-by-side with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer read this statement today from the steps of the Supreme Court.
The distant rumble of revolution grows louder by the day. Our Supreme Court has now taken up three landmark issues; abortion, the 2nd Amendment, and race preferences, a trifecta of political third rails. The Railer recounted his lived experience with racist anti-racism here, and welcomes these long overdue judicial reviews. This new affirmative action challenge
Years ago, a beloved coworker and mentor (thanks Bill) gifted The Railer a copy of The Devil’s Dictionary, published in 1911 by American journalist Ambrose Bierce. It’s a collection of Bierce’s satirical and irreverent takes on common words and phrases. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a worthy addition to your library. Here are a
It was a beautiful, clear, January morning in St. Petersburg, except for the buzz from the Helicopters. At least a half dozen swarmed over a nearby southside neighborhood. It was a bad sign, news and law enforcement choppers, all watching something below. Traffic accidents on nearby I-275 were the usual explanation. But on this day,
Our world changed last year in the wake of George “Foamy Mouth” Floyd’s meth plus fentanyl assisted suicide. The Wall Street Journal’s Dan Henninger sums it up nicely: After last summer’s protests, it was clear there would be a public reconsideration of racial issues in the U.S. Within six months, it was off the rails.
The Railer scored a timely interview with Major League Baseball Commissioner, Rob Manfred. With the controversy swirling around MLB’s decision to move the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver, Manfred’s comments here are sure to be informative and controversial. The Railer: Many say that moving the ASG to Denver is a slap in the face
